What is the best mechanical keyboard for any desktop model?

> I saw the Keychron K2 online and people love it but some reviews say it's way too thick and hurts your wrists Honestly, i had the same issue with the height on those... super disappointing because the specs look so good on paper but my wrists were screaming after two hours. Most entry level stuff is kinda a letdown lately with the cheap plastic feel. Unfortunately, you usually get what you pay for with the build quality and the ergonomics usually suffer. If you want something that feels legit and has a proper toggle for Mac and Windows without the bulk, look at the Ducky One 3 TKL Daybreak Cherry MX Brown. It doesnt have that hollow rattle and the typing angle is way more natural for long shifts. Its around 110 bucks usually so you'll save some cash too. Pro tip: since youre jumping between a Dell and a Mac, spend the leftover money on a cheap USB switch. It makes the transition way smoother than relying on Bluetooth pairing all day...

I totally get the panic before a new job starts. The Keychron height thing is real tho, it's like typing on a brick if you dont have a rest. If you want something that actually fits both systems without the bulk, look at the NuPhy Air75 V2 Low Profile Mechanical Keyboard. It's super thin so no wrist pain, and it has a physical toggle on the back to switch between Windows and Mac modes. Plus it comes with extra keycaps for both. Another solid shout is the Logitech MX Mechanical Wireless Illuminated Keyboard. It handles the OS switching way better than the gaming G series because the software is meant for productivity. It lets you pair with three devices and just jump between them with one button. Both should be well under your $150 limit and way less clunky than a full height board. Honestly, low profile is the way to go if you hate clutter... makes the desk look way cleaner.